Programmes & Modules Handbook

B.A. Russian Studies and International Relations Full-time

Year: 2
2020/21 Session

The following must be taken:

Module Title	Code	Credits	Semester
LI International Relations Theory	08 20900	20	Semester 1

Students must choose both Advanced modules or both Intermediate modules:

Module Title	Code	Credits	Semester
LI Russian Core III - Advanced: Understanding Russia and the Russians	09 30220	20	Semester 1
LI Russian Core III - Intermediate: Understanding Russia and the Russians	09 30131	20	Semester 1
LI Russian Core IV - Advanced: Understanding Russia and the Russians	09 30225	20	Semester 2
LI Russian Core IV - Intermediate: Understanding Russia and the Russians	09 30138	20	Semester 2

In addition to the core language modules, students follow additional Level I modules from Russian Studies to the relevant credit value for their respective programme, to a combined total of 120 credits. Depending on the number of credits students opt to take in each language, optional module choices may be restricted (please refer to the relevant language section in the BA Modern Languages handbook and language-specific module choice information).

Choose 20 credits from the following modules:

Module Title	Code	Credits	Semester
Global Governance	08 27732	20	Semester 2
LI Analysing Political Worlds	08 26957	20	Semester 1
LI Comparative Politics	08 29356	20	Semester 1
LI Diplomatic History post 1945	08 20896	20	Semester 2
LI Feminist Political Ideas	08 29303	20	Semester 2
LI International Political Economy	08 20895	20	Semester 1
LI International Politics of East Asia	08 31213	20	Semester 1
LI International Relations of the Middle East	08 29292	20	Semester 1
LI International Security	08 20903	20	Semester 2
LI Race, Empire, and Modern Political Theory	08 32550	20	Semester 2
LI Russian Politics: From Revolution to Putin	08 36027	20	Semester 1
LI US Politics	08 36023	20	Semester 2

Russian Optional Modules:

Module Title	Code	Credits	Semester
LI Fiction in Place of Public Sphere: the Golden Age of Russian Novel from Pushkin to Turgenev	09 31145	10	Semester 1
LI Fiction in Place of Public Sphere: the Golden Age of Russian Novel, Dostoevsky and Tolstoy	09 31147	10	Semester 2